BB's presser after the KC game

I forget who first pointed it out, but thank you, and I think it actually warrants its own thread.

BB had a 15 minute press conference, almost all of them praising people. Most of it was about his team, of course, and a bit was hat-tipping to the Chiefs. One long bit was about the late Ted Marchibroda. As a bonus, BB thanked Curran for one question and slapped down Volin for another.

Bill Belichick 1/16: 'It's great to move on to the AFC Championship'

Seems BB was quite emotional about this team
Bill Belichick says 5th straight AFC title game is ‘a real credit to the players’

Fencer said:

I forget who first pointed it out, but thank you, and I think it actually warrants its own thread.

BB had a 15 minute press conference, almost all of them praising people. Most of it was about his team, of course, and a bit was hat-tipping to the Chiefs. One long bit was about the late Ted Marchibroda. As a bonus, BB thanked Curran for one question and slapped down Volin for another.

Bill Belichick 1/16: 'It's great to move on to the AFC Championship'

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Yeah really nice of Curran to give him that opportunity to speak up about Marchibroda.

BB is becoming a softy in his older age. When I don't hear my quota of "we have to play better/we need to play better", "we did some things good and other we didn't" and 'we're on to whoever we play", the world just doesn't make as much sense

Bb did seem perturbed about all the first downs kc made when it was third down and how we missed opportunities to get the defense off the field.

Brings his guys to unprecedented levels of success, deflects all praise heavily towards them when it comes. Hashtag leadership.

I think BB said it best in the NFL films? video after last year's Super Bowl... "Players win em' and coaches lose em' and there's a lot of truth to that." I don't know if I entirely agree with that statement, especially when it comes to a coach of HIS stature. But it just goes to show how much credit he really gives to his players and I think that has a lot to do with why his players love playing for him, even if the media doesn't understand it.